Simple Subordinators in English Found in the Wolf of Wall Street

This study aims to identify simple subordinators in the Wolf of Wall Street novel and to analyse their meanings. The method used in this study is a descriptive qualitative method through library research. The main data of this study are taken from novel The Wolf of Wall Street. The data are collected by reading and classifying the meaning and the kinds of simple subordinators. As the result of the analysis found that there are three kinds of subordinators, they are subordinators of time, subordinators of reason/cause, and subordinators of condition. The subordinator expressing about time, they are as, when, since, while, before, after. The subordinator expressing about cause/reason commonly engineered by using: as, because, since. Clauses of reason and purpose are dependent clauses used to explain why or for what purpose something occurs. The subordinator expressing about condition is form of subordinate conjunction. It is commonly used and understood easily. It gives the addition of information. Coordination conjunctions set the standards under which the principle statement will be performed and demonstrated by if, that, and unless.